Dodd's is the funniest...they really couldn't come up with anything for him :P
SEN. HILLARY CLINTON (D-NY) 91%
Hillary’s Senate Career Scored High With Liberal Groups And Senators:
Sen. Clinton’s Career Democrat Party Unity Score Is 95.2%, Higher Than Liberal Massachusetts Senators John Kerry (94%) And Ted Kennedy (83%). (Congressional Quarterly Website, www.cq.com, Accessed 2/15/07)
Americans For Democratic Action Gave Sen. Clinton A Score Of 96.25 For Her Senate Career, Higher Than Liberal Massachusetts Senators John Kerry (89) And Ted Kennedy (90). (Congressional Quarterly Website, www.cq.com, Accessed 2/15/07)
Americans For Democratic Action Gave Sen. Clinton A 100 For Her Votes In 2005. (Congressional Quarterly Website, www.cq.com, Accessed 2/13/07)
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SEN. BARACK OBAMA (D-IL) 5%
Obama’s U.S. Senate Record Shows Lack Of Leadership And Accomplishments:
The American Prospect’s Ezra Klein: “Obama Is That Oddest Of All Creatures: A Leader Who’s Never Led.” Klein: “Indeed, Obama is that oddest of all creatures: a leader who’s never led. There are no courageous, lonely crusades to his name, or supremely unlikely electoral battles beneath his belt. He won election running basically unopposed, and then refused to open himself to attack by making a controversial but correct issue his own.” (Ezra Klein, Op-Ed, “Dreaming Of Obama,” Los Angeles Times, 10/8/06)
The Washington Times’ Donald Lambro: “But The Harvard-Educated Obama Has Problems, Too, Specifically His Tissue-Paper-Thin Experience And A Record Of Virtually No Accomplishment.” (Donald Lambro, Op-Ed, “The Obama Factor,” The Washington Times, 12/14/06)
Lambro: “He has led no causes, fought no major legislative battles in the past two years he has been in the Senate, and seems to be deeply risk-adverse to getting into a principled fight about anything larger than himself.” (Donald Lambro, Op-Ed, “The Obama Factor,” The Washington Times, 12/14/06)
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JOHN EDWARDS 2%
Former Senator John Edwards Shifts To The Far Left For 2008:
New York’s Senior Senator, Charles Schumer Calls Edwards “Furthest To The Left.” Sen. Schumer: “
ight now, he is the candidate furthest to the left.” (PBS’s “The Charlie Rose Show,” 2/1/07)
MSNBC’s Tucker Carlson: “He Has Come Out With The Most Left-Wing Platform Of Any, I Think, Viable Democratic Contender In 30 Years. Are People Noticing This?” (MSNBC’s “Tucker,” 1/31/07)
Las Vegas Review-Journal: “Over The Past Year, Democrat John Edwards Has Shuffled Farther And Farther Left To Keep His Presidential Campaign In The News.” (Editorial, “Paging Mr. Mondale,” Las Vegas Review-Journal, 5/2/07)
Newsweek’s Evan Thomas: “John Edwards Has Staked Out The Clearest Position On The Left.” (Evan Thomas, “The Truman Primary,” Newsweek, 5/14/07)
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GOV. BILL RICHARDSON (D-NM) 1%
Richardson’s Home State Ranks At The Bottom Of State Rankings In Poverty, Health Insurance And Crime Rates:
NBC’s Tim Russert: “As you well know, they rank states in a whole variety of categories from one being the best, 50th being the worst. This is New Mexico ’s scorecard, and you are the governor. Percent of people living below the poverty line, you’re 48. Percent of children below, 48. Median family income, 47. People without health insurance, 49. Children without health insurance, 46. Teen high school dropouts, 47. Death rate due to firearms, 48. Violent crime rate, 46.” (NBC’s “Meet The Press,” 5/27/07)
Russert: “You’re the very bottom of all those statistics of all 50 states, and you’re the governor for five years.” (NBC’s “Meet The Press,” 5/27/07)
Russert: “hese rankings are troubling.” (NBC’s “Meet The Press,” 5/27/07)
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SEN. JOE BIDEN (D-DE) 1%
Biden Widely Identified As Liberal:
Biden Is A “Self-Described Northeast Liberal.” (Valerie Bauerlein and Lee Bandy, “Thousands Pay Respect To S.C.’s History Maker,” The State, 7/2/03)
The New York Times’ David Brooks Refers To Biden As A “Liberal Hawk.” (David Brooks, Op-Ed, “Too Quiet On The Home Front,” The New York Times, 3/20/04)
Richmond Times-Dispatch Referred To Biden As “Liberal Icon.” (Editorial, “History Lesson,” Richmond Times-Dispatch, 9/15/02)
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SEN. CHRIS DODD (D-CT) %
Dodd Is Proud Of His Northeast Progressive Background:
Dodd: “I'm Proud To Be From The Northeast. I'm Proud To Be An Advocate Of Progressive Politics.” (David Lightman, “Granite State Visit Shows Dodd’s Tough Path,” Hartford Courant, 1/21/07)
“Another Problem For Dodd Is That He's Barely Known Nationally And Is Indeed Seen As ‘Yet Another New England Liberal.’” (Stan Simpson, Op-Ed, “Dodd’s Got The Muscle To Rumble,” Hartford Courant, 1/13/07)
“ Washington Insider With A Generally Liberal Record ...” (Howard Reiter, Op-Ed, “Is Dodd A Contender?” Hartford Courant, 1/14/07)
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